Anuarului internaţional al IICCMER, "History of Communism in Europe"

A apărut la Editura Zeta Books volumul II al Anuarului internaţional al IICCMER, History of Communism in Europe. Acesta abordează o tematică mai largă pe marginea relaţiei complicate dintre intelectuali şi regimurile totalitare comuniste: „Avatars of Intellectuals under Communism”. Volumul găzduieşte contribuţii originale pe numeroase subiecte care frecventează tematica interacţiunii (indiferent de natura ei) dintre intelectuali şi partidul-stat (I. Intellectuals and the Utopian Temptation; II. Arts and Culture; III. Communist Communities of Expert Knowledge; IV. Dissent), precum şi mai multe recenzii la volume recent apărute.

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Alina PAVELESCU: Idéologiser la culture alternative. Adrian Păunescu et le Cénacle Flacăra;

Fjoralba SATKA: Albanian Alternative Painting vs. Official Painting under Communism;

Alice MOCĂNESCU: Artists and Political Power: The Functioning of the Romanian Artists’ Union during the Ceauşescu Era, 1965-1975;

Nataliya HRISTOVA: Des masques au mascarade. Les intellectuels et les défis de la mémoire sociale (Milieu des années 1950 – fin des années 1990);

Shawn CLYBOR: Socialist (Sur)Realism: Karel Teige, Ladislav Štoll and the Politics of Communist Culture in Czechoslovakia;

Ştefan BOSOMITU: Notes and Remarks on the (Re) Institutionalization of Sociology in Communist Romania in the 1960s; Bogdan IACOB: Co-option and Control: The Changing Profile of the Historical Front in Communist Romania at the End of the Fifties;

Nevena DIMOVA: Macedonian and Albanian Intellectuals and the National Idea(s) in Socialist Macedonia;

Luciana JINGA: Intellectuelles ou apparatchiks. Les politiques pour la promotion des femmes dans le Parti Communiste Roumain;

Márta ERDŐS, Gábor KELEMEN: The Finite Universe: Discursive Double Bind and Parrhesia in State Socialism;

Iulia VLADIMIROV: Monica Lovinescu: The Voice of Unbound Freedom;

Cosmina TĂNĂSOIU: Revisiting Romanian Dissent under Communism. The Unbearable Lightness of Solitude;

Ana-Maria CĂTĂNUŞ: Breaking the barriers of Romanian conformism. Dissent and scientific critique of Communism in mathematician Mihai Botez’ thinking. A case study

Informaţii preluate de pe site-ul IICCMER.